service.reset() did not remove access tokens, but when I perform: service.getStorage().setValue(null, null); this removes the token. This was under the condition that a user property store was being used.
I see that the token is being stored under the key null: Service_.prototype.saveToken__ = function(token) { this.getStorage().setValue(null, token); };
Testing yields that the token is still present no matter what unless we clear the value directly with the service storage.
service.reset()did not remove access tokens, but when I perform:service.getStorage().setValue(null, null);this removes the token. This was under the condition that a user property store was being used.I see that the token is being stored under the key null:
Service_.prototype.saveToken__ = function(token) { this.getStorage().setValue(null, token); };Testing yields that the token is still present no matter what unless we clear the value directly with the service storage.